Luckily he doesn't have a typical 30 year old work load. He doesn't still have the juice he once did but I don't think he's washed either.
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Yeah, there's probably a reason he wasn't even on a PS in mid September
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Damn it I was saving this response.
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He wasn't last year either, I think that may be more him looking to pick and choose than wanting to go compete in camp for a backup spot.
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:-)

Some people say that about players every year and then Mike Pennel helps us win two Super Bowls as a guy who was on his couch in September. I promise that’s not always a death sentence for a veteran player.

Teams don’t want those guys early either because their money becomes guaranteed.
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Would you say that's common or the exception to the rule?
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good catch. Yeah he didn't resign with the Browns until after Chubb got hurt in Week 1. Same deal here.


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So he waited for a spot all year, didn't get one, Chubb gets hurt, goes back and has a meh year.

And we expect that to not happen here now.
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Keontay Ingram has been on the Chiefs roster since the winter

You know who is getting cut and sent back to PS as soon as Kareem Hunt is ready?
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All year? He signed in week 2

If dude has a lot of the money he made he has zero reason to not do anything he doesn't want to.
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Yes because Keontay Ingram has made 5 dollars in his NFL career, Kareem Hunt got a solid second contract from Cleveland, Hunt unless he literally is broke has no reason to go through that grind.
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He was Top 10 RB in rushing TD's. More than Pop.
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All offseason looking for a contract....
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At the very least he seems like a better goal line back than anything we have.
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You're the one that more or less said you thought Hunt would take Pachecos workload even when he was back and healthy. There's a pretty huge difference between being a complimentary veteran like Pennel was and Hunt probably will be and taking a talented starters job.
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